In T6403#151009, @DataDrake wrote:

Y'know I was hoping you would just come clean, but frankly this is embarrassing. Nightroad isn't an American name. It comes from Trinity blood and shows up on none of the Census records that I have access to from my various genealogy services which span dozens of countries. Jurai is a popular Japanese name that is featured in many anime. How else am I supposed to act when confronted by such an obvious pseudonym?

So far all you have done is come up with clever stories to rebuff any of your mistakes. If you are willing to come clean and behave as you have for the past couple months, I'm willing to let you keep your account. Otherwise I'm going to have no choice but to disable your account for ban evading.

In T6403#151007, @DataDrake wrote:

Alright, then what translation work have you done? I can't find any evidence of it.

In T6403#151005, @Staudey wrote:

Interesting, and you just have the same terminal layout and computer name as the random guy you copied from?

https://dev.getsol.us/D5085#88723

In T6403#151002, @JoshStrobl wrote:

Yea I'm not buying it.

In T6403#150995, @DataDrake wrote:

In T6403#150990, @Staudey wrote:

@DataDrake Also this, from T7746

Well if that isn't red-handed, I don't know what is.

In T6403#150988, @DataDrake wrote:

So then it's sheer coincidence that someone with your username also speaks dutch: https://blog.iusmentis.com/2019/04/04/mag-je-als-sociale-bezorgdienst-een-id-verlangen-van-klanten/

In T6403#150986, @DataDrake wrote:

Gonna stick with that story?

https://github.com/Vistaus vs https://disqus.com/by/TheVivaldi/

In T6403#150983, @DataDrake wrote:

In T6403#150981, @TheVivaldi wrote:

In T6403#118033, @Vistaus wrote:

@clivejo Your Hastebin link doesn't work anymore. Could you share it again? 'Cause I want to give this another try on this brand-new laptop.

I too like to try it, but indeed, the link isn't working anymore.

So not only are you ban-evading, now you are shamelessly bumping your own comments. Are you going to behave this time?

In T6403#118033, @Vistaus wrote:

@clivejo Your Hastebin link doesn't work anymore. Could you share it again? 'Cause I want to give this another try on this brand-new laptop.

Just reinstalled Solus Plasma and I can confirm this bug still exists.

That post says that "versions OLDER than 3.3.3" are vulnerable. So that means 3.3.3 should be safe, no? Correct me if I'm wrong :-)

In D5085#88727, @mati865 wrote:

@TheVivaldi that's Rust version 1.32.0 which internally uses Cargo 0.33.0 (note 0 at the beginning). Rust and Cargo versions are misaligned so the developers started to print Rust version instead (to make it less confusing).
It's "cosmetical" change but to follow packaging pattern the version should be 0.33.0.

In D5085#88721, @mati865 wrote:

It actually updated cargo to version 0.33.0 (it's rust_version + 1).

I experienced this issue a couple of times in the past two years. I'm not sure what causes it, but sudo eopkg up always fixes it and the updates install fine through solus-sc afterwards.